About

Frank Johnson is an associate broker with Long & Foster Real Estate – The Yeatman Group Chesapeake Bay office in Deltaville, Virginia. Originally licensed as an agent in Charlottesville, Virginia, he became a real estate broker in Virginia in 1990 and in North Carolina in 1995.

Frank earned his BA degree from the University of Virginia and his MBA degree from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg; and he has taught the Legal Environment of Business course to degree candidates at Rappahannock Community College as an adjunct instructor. He has served his community in various leadership positions, including president of the Middle Peninsula Board of Realtors, president of the Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce, and director and vice chairman of the Middlesex County Industrial Development Authority. Most recently he served on the Middlesex County Equalization Board, and on the Deltaville Maritime Museum Board. Currently, Frank is a Trustee on the Mason School of Business Foundation Emeritus Board at the College of William and Mary.

 Working with his wife Elizabeth, Frank has been representing buyers and sellers of upper-echelon properties including waterfront residential homes and land, farms, and country estate properties, whether as vacation homes, second homes or primary residences. He also represents buyers and sellers in the purchase and sale of income-producing properties in Virginia and North Carolina. Frank is a Platinum Award producer and a Charter Member of the Honor Society of the Chesapeake Bay & Rivers Association of Realtors.